Is Signal R still alive?
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Hi old chaps! Does anyone of you use Signal R last days? Is this project still up & running (assuming from the webpage - it is). Is there any alternative or more modern way to interact with the server and client now? :) Thanks, greg
It's all about the code.
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Hi old chaps! Does anyone of you use Signal R last days? Is this project still up & running (assuming from the webpage - it is). Is there any alternative or more modern way to interact with the server and client now? :) Thanks, greg
It's all about the code.
Yes. SignalR is alive and well... Actually there are very few one-for-all libraries for real-time in the web (Higgs the one I can remember, but you can do some search for others)... There is no standard (under the HTML5 initiative or other) that addresses this field...(What do you mean by 'more modern'?)... Actually SignalR is very cleaver as it supports also older and new browsers, by picking the best tool the browser supports...
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Hi old chaps! Does anyone of you use Signal R last days? Is this project still up & running (assuming from the webpage - it is). Is there any alternative or more modern way to interact with the server and client now? :) Thanks, greg
It's all about the code.
Indeed, it is. Also, it is SignalR, Signal R makes me think of Signal handling in C and R language for statistical analysis. Anyways, SignalR is still active and is the simplest of the frameworks that I think are out there to be used with ASP.NET, because, it was developed by ASP.NET team. :-)
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Hi old chaps! Does anyone of you use Signal R last days? Is this project still up & running (assuming from the webpage - it is). Is there any alternative or more modern way to interact with the server and client now? :) Thanks, greg
It's all about the code.
It is live and good. It is nice than OLD fashioned browser-based polling where web sockets are supported on the browser, I think to receive live updates from a site it is better to push data to the browser, using server-based SignalR, (with the help of JavaScript) SignalR can call a JavaScript methods on all the clients by itself when updates are required. I think it is latest one and good, as far How do you define "more modern" ?
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